The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-01-27
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Measles are holding a successful e
gagement in town.

Best one dollar Lamp in town at Ses-
slons, Handy Il Co 5.
Fresh Roasted Peanuts every day at
j. A. Mangets
Mr.. Walter Thornton takes Mr.. James
place in the post office.
Charlie Broyles, of Dalton, has made
$25, 600 out Of Chattanooga investments.
-MARRIED-On the 18th, inst, by G. w.
York, ]. P, Mr.. R. NJ johnson and Miss
Susan Phillips all of Cobb county.
The calaboose has new root. The
city is determined that the inmates shall be
kept dry if they go in there wet
AT present you will find your account
at DR.. Wrights drug store, later in the
hands Of lawyer. R. H. NoRTHcuTT.
Tom Chambers can fill your wagon
wheels to perfection.
Good Oranges at 30cts per dozen Pure
Apple juice cider SOC per gallon at j. A.
Manget's.
Mr. Mansfield York left last week to
fill position as operator in the Western
Union Telegraph Office in Atlanta
Our people are getting ready to com
mence gardening although changeable
weather confronts them.
Garry your chickens and eggs to Jess
D. Northcutt, Jr., ifyou want the highest
market price
Miss Minnie Sanges, of this city, who
has been visiting in Augusta, Ga, returned
home Sunday to the delight of her many
friends.
The Marietta people who hold Central
Railroad stock, have a good investment
Judging by the way it is climbing the gold
en- ladder" 1t is going higher.
Mr. W. L. Granting of this place. has
three-legged calf, two legs in front and
one behind. 1t is about two weeks old and
hops around quite lively.
When in need of pure goods, cheap
goods, 90 and see our old friend A. Y.
Leake. He don't intend to be undersold
and on this you can rely.
Pure n. o. Syrup at Sessions, Handy
& Co. 5.
Perfect Pastry Patent Flour at
A. B. GILBERT'S.
business men can boom the town by
advertising freely in the newspapers Moth
ing tells the thrift and enterprise of our
merchants more than advertising.
Prof A. F. Murphy has gone to New
nan to organize a lodge of the Ancient Or
der of United Workmen The lodge in Ma
rietta is growing every week
Tom Chambers is boss hand on pillow.
Remember Sessions, Handy & Co.
leads in low prices just think about it.
20 lbs of Rice for one dollar
All kinds of garden seed at
A. B GILBERT's.
The farmer who conducts his business
on the intensive and diversified system is
the one whose efforts will be crowned with
success.
Some OF the farmers say they are not
going to use guano this year but they have
said the same thing every year since the
war. We advise our merchants lay in big
supply.
An old red cow thinks she can find
more to eat inside the park than she can
outside, consequently our Marshal is becom-
ing good rock thrower in his constant eff
forts keep her out.
A man who has been in active business
all his lite and then retires TO do nothing
will soon die. To rest is to rust. Yet Ma
rietta has some loafers who are fat and
healthy.
If you want something really nice in
the Tobacco line call at Ieake' and buy a
10 ID caddy OF his private brands 20 K" and
Solid. Elegant chew tor song and sing
it yourself
The Gazette, an eight page paper, start
ed in Marietta, in December last, by Messrs
Goodman q Cox, suspended last week, Civ
ing as the cause, failed to receive the sup
port the editor was led to expect
-Judicious Advertising Creates many a
new business Enlarges many an old bust
ness, Revives many dull business, Rescues
many a lost business, Saves many failing
business, Preserves many large business.
Secures success in any business
The old Mexican soldiers are few il.
Marietta. Mr.. John R Winters and Mr..
James Askew are the only ones we have
heard Of Mrs. ". L. Goodwin and Mrs.
N. c. Neal are surviving widows VI Me%iGan
soldiers and will draw pension.
Mad dogs are still on the rampage. One
Saturday dashed through the town, attempt
ed to bite lady. tore her dress and then
attacked boy who beat him off with a
basket he had in his hand. We learn that
ne bit another little boy on the finger and
when iast seen was going out Atlanta street
Judging from the callers Lawyer W. S.
Cheney has he must be doing ID gaGd bus-
mess. He is a worthy young man and de-
serves it. Lawyer John Motley is popular
200 We have right TO know, because We
are kept bess telling the people which room
they occupy as an 0Giee Just opposite, if
you pleaseF
Sessions, Handy & Co. make spec
ialty of pure Leaf Lard, and ask you to
| come and see.
The exercises of Miss NJ H. Chester 5
school ON Roswell stfeet will be resumed on
Monday, February 7th.
The Stephens Brothers have built up a
splendid trade in meats and groceries Be
ing young men of energy, cleyerness and
courtesy they deserve the success they &c
diligently earned. Their market is neat
and kept with an eye to cleanliness and at
tractiveness All kind of fresh meats
North Georgia Beef PORK, Veal, Mutton
4pA lamb, and choice line of family gro
ceres KEEP. -4Estantly on hand When you
want anything in their iiae, ysa gQad d
well to call on them. They will treat go,
| right.